Sciences – The Education Exchange |

Why study sciences at George Mason University?

Get involved in research projects that are making a global impact in fields like molecular medicine, climate dynamics, data science or forensic science with GMU’s science programs. Our science department invites you to participate in real-life scenarios with the high-tech equipment you’ll operate on the job one day.

“- Mason’s Crime Scene House stages what a potential crime scene would entail for students studying forensic science, chemistry, biology and other related degrees.

12+ research centers are partnered with Mason’s College of Science and include research topics such as geospatial intelligence, environmental science, biodefense and infectious diseases and computational fluid dynamics.
The Mason Observatory is home to one of the largest low-light telescopes on the East Coast that is available for use by students as well as local community members.